Marie Waier

As the fall season rolls in, gardeners are already looking ahead to 2026, envisioning flower beds that blend the charm of yesteryear with cutting-edge creativity to create outdoor spaces that resonate emotionally and environmentally. This upcoming year promises a refreshing shift in garden

In a landscape where national construction trends are faltering with a projected decline of 3%, New Jersey emerges as a beacon of growth with an anticipated surge in construction spending exceeding $16 billion this year, highlighting a striking contrast as noted by economic expert Jeffrey Otteau

In the heart of Brisbane’s West End, a remarkable transformation has been unfolding over nearly a decade, turning a historic industrial site into a vibrant urban oasis that redefines city living. The West Village redevelopment, a $1.2 billion project spearheaded by Sekisui House Australia, has

The UK private rental sector stands at a critical crossroads, grappling with an unprecedented surge in maintenance demands and the looming impact of transformative legislation like the Renters’ Rights Bill. With nearly 60,000 annual maintenance call-outs recorded by industry data, the strain on

In an era where the construction industry is rapidly embracing digital transformation, Bluebeam, a prominent document management platform under the Nemetschek Group, has captured significant attention with its latest announcement at the Bluebeam Unbound Conference held in Washington, D.C. from

In the heart of Houston’s Spring Branch neighborhood, a long-abandoned apartment complex at the intersection of Westview Drive and Gessner Road has become a persistent source of concern for residents and city officials alike, with repeated fires and safety hazards prompting drastic action. Over the

In the bustling realm of UK student housing, a striking statistic has emerged: Study Inn, a privately owned operator and developer, has achieved an astonishing 95% occupancy rate across its seven properties in six key university cities—Leeds, Leicester, Exeter, Bristol, Nottingham, and

In the heart of downtown Fargo, North Dakota, the Black Building stands as a somber reminder of a financial catastrophe that shattered the hopes of countless investors during the late 1980s, leaving an indelible mark on the community. This eight-story art deco gem, once a vibrant center of

The aviation industry stands at a critical juncture, with aging infrastructure across the United States demanding urgent attention, as many major airports, built decades ago, struggle to meet modern traveler expectations and sustainability goals. Among these transformative efforts, the $1.7 billion

In the competitive realm of housebuilding, where thousands of site managers strive for perfection across the nation, only a select few rise to the pinnacle of recognition with exceptional dedication. On October 3, at a prestigious ceremony in Leeds, one such individual, Anthony Church, site manager